AI in Education: Empowering Staff and Students
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2025 4:29 pm
New: AI Support for Students Page
We’re excited to release a new Student AI Support page on the AI Hub, hosting a range of resources designed to empower students with knowledge and tools to thrive in an AI-enabled academic environment. Here’s what’s new:
• How to Use Generative AI in Your Studies: Access practical guidance to use AI responsibly and ethically, tailored for students navigating academic challenges.
• How to Use AI for Academic Success: Developed in collaboration with the Learning Development Service, this resource unlocks strategies to effectively integrate AI into study routines and enhance learning outcomes.
• AI Glossary: Get to grips with key AI terms and concepts to deepen understanding of this transformative technology.
• Library Guide to Using AI: Explore the comprehensive guide on using AI tools safely and effectively for research and learn how to properly cite AI in academic work.
Explore the Student Support page on the AI Hub and discover how these resources can support students in achieving their academic goals and making the most of AI in their studies.
go.qub.ac.uk/AI-Student-Support
Navigating AI: Student Voices and Stories
Students across Queen’s are exploring what AI means for their studies, future careers, and its impact on wider society. Here are some inspiring examples from our blog:
• AI and the Death of Humanity: Lessons for Educators: This thought-provoking blog by Faith Wallace explores the ethical implications of AI and its potential impact on humanity and creativity, offering valuable lessons for educators and students alike on navigating the future responsibly.
• How I Used AI in My Law and Technology Assignment: Hannah Pryor shares her experience of integrating AI tools to enhance research and streamline the assignment process.
• Top 10 AI Tools to Work Smarter: Matthew Cairns curates a list of AI tools that are transforming study habits and boosting productivity.
Discover more Student Perspectives on AI - including podcasts and videos - on our dedicated page:
go.qub.ac.uk/AI-Student-Perspectives
We’re excited to release a new Student AI Support page on the AI Hub, hosting a range of resources designed to empower students with knowledge and tools to thrive in an AI-enabled academic environment. Here’s what’s new:
• How to Use Generative AI in Your Studies: Access practical guidance to use AI responsibly and ethically, tailored for students navigating academic challenges.
• How to Use AI for Academic Success: Developed in collaboration with the Learning Development Service, this resource unlocks strategies to effectively integrate AI into study routines and enhance learning outcomes.
• AI Glossary: Get to grips with key AI terms and concepts to deepen understanding of this transformative technology.
• Library Guide to Using AI: Explore the comprehensive guide on using AI tools safely and effectively for research and learn how to properly cite AI in academic work.
Explore the Student Support page on the AI Hub and discover how these resources can support students in achieving their academic goals and making the most of AI in their studies.
go.qub.ac.uk/AI-Student-Support
Navigating AI: Student Voices and Stories
Students across Queen’s are exploring what AI means for their studies, future careers, and its impact on wider society. Here are some inspiring examples from our blog:
• AI and the Death of Humanity: Lessons for Educators: This thought-provoking blog by Faith Wallace explores the ethical implications of AI and its potential impact on humanity and creativity, offering valuable lessons for educators and students alike on navigating the future responsibly.
• How I Used AI in My Law and Technology Assignment: Hannah Pryor shares her experience of integrating AI tools to enhance research and streamline the assignment process.
• Top 10 AI Tools to Work Smarter: Matthew Cairns curates a list of AI tools that are transforming study habits and boosting productivity.
Discover more Student Perspectives on AI - including podcasts and videos - on our dedicated page:
go.qub.ac.uk/AI-Student-Perspectives